@StocksNerd Sir, if not wrong you taught MACD -H in your elearn webinar also? From where you have learned it?

@sanjufunda This us awesome 😍😍😍🙏

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Repeating - the stocks that are relatively stronger than Nifty or against their respective sectors for the past THREE MONTHS will keep on performing well for the subsequent 9-12 months. A study was also done by Mebane T. Faber. The study is available for free on the Net as a pdf.

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#INTRADAY
Trend,Direction,Momentum(TDM).
D and M can be assessed only after mkt opens. Trend can be assessed the prev day through Cam lvl 3 width. Try trading BNF ONLY when Cam width is narrower (Red) which can be assessed the prev day. U can see improved results.

Pullbacks buying strategy after a breakout with example

• 1st pullback is a great buy.
• 2nd pullback is still fine
• 3rd pullback should be avoided.
• 4th pullback never buy it.
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#FreeTip The Art of doing nothing in trading is most effective in case of monthly rectangular breakouts . Longer the rectangular breakouts most effective the breakouts are and the usual targets are 50% of breakout level x (1 + range %) and the time period is usually < 1 year .

Get the daily Breakout Stock list.

Combo using @mystockedge

@bullysingh You can use Tikr.
Its a screener with data for all stocks listed worldwide 🌎 including US, UK, China and India.

Available to use for free (for

#FreeTip 😉
No skills required

1) Open @mystockedge app or web
2) Run Weekly Deliveries scanner
3) You'll get highly probable opportunities that may rise in price in shortterm
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#trading #investing

#FreeTip Qrly EPS breakout stocks are more likely to move in excess of 5% multiple times after a technical price breakout. High double or triple digit Annual qoq EPS growth rate have even more chances. Best site to see this is @MarketSmithIND . Egs #Datamatics #Icil etc.

7 effective trading journal tools that you can use to make better decisions (instead of just maintaining a trading journal):🧵

Collaborated with @AdityaTodmal

Lets start with the harsh truth.

80% of traders just maintain a trading journal and never evaluate.

Recording your trades on day-to-day basis is just maintaining a trade book which your broker can furnish anytime.

Hence this exercise of recording trades is simply futile.

Things to record in the Trading Journal:

1.Long/ Short
2. Symbol
3. Qty
4. Buy Date
5. Buy price
6. Sell Date
7. Sell price
8. Profit/Loss
9. SL
10. % of cap risked
11.RoI %
12.RoCE %
13.Days held
14.R/R
15.Set up used

Once all the records are in place you need to build an analytics tool.

Trade records on its own is just the raw data which needs to be processed to derive info out of it.

Record your 50 or 100 trades.

Thereafter, analyse the following:

1. No. of wins
2. No. of Losses
3. % of winning trades ( No. of wins/Total trades)
4. Avg gain %
5. Avg loss %
6. Gain to Loss ratio ( 4./5.)
7. Reward to Risk ratio
8. Open Risk

A morning star was spotted in one of the highly traded #Nifty50 stock in week t/f.

Many of you ask me why I choose 75 or 125 minutes charts

I do this only for equity charts in NSE or BSE as they trade from 9.15 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. , i.e. 375 minutes

75 minutes devide the day in 5 & 125 min in 3 equal candles

While hourly / 2 hourly charts have unequal candles

10 week EMA is more logically powerful than a 10 day EMA. The reason being in weekly TF, 10EMA represents 50EMA in daily while 10 day EMA corresponds to much less important 50EMA in 75 min TF.

In the same way 40 week EMA is proxy to all important 200EMA in daily.

If it takes you more than 5-7 secs on a chart, its not worth a trade. The chart/setup should be appealing at first sight. #TrainYourEyes. I go thru abt 200 charts daily and maybe approx 250+ on weekends
How my watchlist is prepared:
1) Once a chart looks attractive, I,
1/n

Toggle the chart in multi TF's to spot any PA/ patterns
2) Recheck with diff indicators like ST/Ichi/Cci
to see if anything favorable or otherwise
3) 1 last check on HA (dbl/triple confirmation)
4) If FnO stock, I go through the OI/ COI data else corelate volumes with pa

2/n

5) Jot down Entry/ SL levels.
Next morning, go through the preopen prices of the watchlist & try to spot any unusual activity like BO, etc.
Finally at opening i check for possible O=H/L or ORB

You ARE in a bull run hence you think trading is easy.
Just #FollowTheProcess

Dear Friends,

Here is a video on weekly breakouts. It explains how we pick the stocks for positional based on weekly breakouts.

Step by step guide for weekly BO analysis with scanner details.

https://t.co/fDq74d7s4v